Find a Loving Cat Sitter in Jbsa Lackland, TX

Kristi is a highly responsive San Antonio sitter with 40+ five-star reviews, overnight availability, and usually open weekends and holidays. She welcomes new clients, handles injections and diabetic care, and her patients include Fenix, Cyman, and Rocky 🐾

Cynthia brings over 9 years of cat sitting experience, plus a soft spot for shy and special-needs kitties. She cares for cats like Artemis, offers medication support, and is usually available for overnights, weekends, and holidays. 🐾

Victoria, or Tori, is a background-checked sitter in San Antonio who cares for four rescue cats, Asher, Toby, Lina, and Snowy. She handles eye and ear drops plus oral meds, welcomes new clients with a 20% discount, responds very fast, and is usually available on weekends and holidays 🐾

Merari is a vet-trained lifelong cat lover in San Antonio who welcomes new clients, offers overnight stays, and handles oral or topical meds. They send detailed photo updates, follow routines closely, and include a 15% new client discount. 🐾

Nina brings nearly a decade of cat-sitting experience across the greater NYC area and central Texas. Accepting new clients, they handle oral meds and topical ointments, while overnight stays and thoughtful updates help cats feel calm, cozy, and cared for 🐱

Evelyn in San Antonio brings shelter and clinic experience, plus medication skills for pills, drops, injections, and fluids. She welcomes new clients, offers overnight care, and is usually available on weekends and holidays. Shy or spicy cats get patient attention 🐾.

Kylie brings four years of commercial cat sitting and six years in total, plus strong medication skills for injections, fluids, inhalers, and more. A rescue kitty mama with four cats of her own, she accepts new clients and is usually available on weekends and holidays 🐾

San Antonio cat lovers seeking a thoughtful new sitter can meet Myown, a grad student who often stops to say hi to every cat they see 😺. They welcome new clients, offer overnight stays, and bring a patient eye for body language and owner instructions.